Vila Verde is a town with approximately 49,000 inhabitants in northern Portugal, known for its natural landscape and cultural heritage, especially the Lenços de Namorados (Lovers’ Handkerchiefs), handicrafts (linen, ceramics), and diverse traditions. It offers an authentic and sustainable lifestyle, with outdoor activities, combining the traditional with the modern, with strong ties to Braga and the Minho region.
The municipality is attractive for living, working, and visiting. Here, policies put people first. Among other actions, projects, and initiatives, it provides a public service specifically dedicated to families, particularly in parenting and the promotion of children’s rights.